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When doing good should be good enough
Impassioned pleas, stories from lifelong residents, and even questions on what could be done to help. All of this was heard last week at the Five Towns Community Center in Lawrence in the effort to save this 116-year-old community resource. more
Lawrence Woodmere Academy trustees said the school might not be able to reopen in September due to financial hardship.
Lawrence Woodmere Academy to close?
In an email to Lawrence Woodmere Academy alumni, the board of trustees said there is a possibility that the nonsectarian private school in Woodmere might not reopen after the 2022-2023 school year. more
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Fusion can augment clean-energy creation
It existed for just five seconds — but it was enough to power a home for an entire day. more
What to do with the vacant Cedarhurst sewage treatment site has remained unclear for nearly six years.
What to do with vacant Cedarhurst land?
What’s next?, is always the question when things change. So after the Cedarhurst sewage treatment plant was decommissioned in 2016, what’s next has been a discussion that is now nearly six years old. more
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The Lawrence Diner at 267 Burnside Ave. in Lawrence closed on Nov. 6 after more than 70 years of serving food.
Lawrence Diner closes its doors
The aprons were hung up for the last time at Lawrence Diner on 267 Burnside Ave. as the longtime Five Towns fixture closed its doors on Nov. 6. more
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Lawrence Primary School student Annabella Romero learned to code using the Botley and Dash robots brought by Peninsula Public Library children’s librarian Pat Murphy.
Botley ad Dash teach students coding
Using user-friendly robots Botley and Dash, students at the Lawrence Primary School learned creative problem-solving, computational skills and how to code. more
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Cedarhurst resident Rena Saffra expressed her frustration to the appeals board on the proposal to build a 17-apartment development on densely populated Washington Avenue.
Neighbors decry proposed Cedarhurst apartment project
The Nov. 15 Cedarhurst Board of Zoning Appeals meeting was stirred to life by a dozen residents who expressed their disdain for a 17-apartment residential development proposed for 68 Washington Ave., on the already densely trafficked street that serves as the dividing line between the villages of Cedarhurst and Lawrence. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere School District faculty gathered outside the high school before their walk on Nov. 16.
Hewlett-Woodmere staffers raise their voices on contracts
Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association members brought their fight for a new contract to the Nov. 16 Board of Education meeting, having joined forces with the school district’s clerical staff, custodial and maintenance workers and information technology employees. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere Faculty Association members marched along Broadway in Hewlett, from East Rockaway Road to Cedar Road, on the morning of Election Day to show their solidarity for a new contract.
Hewlett-Woodmere teachers rally on Election Day
The line of marchers along Broadway in Hewlett on Nov. 8 was not celebrating Homecoming. The procession comprised Hewlett-Woodmere public school teachers seeking a new union contract to replace the … more
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Traffic battle on Washington Avenue
The volume of traffic across the Five Towns is much like the weather: Everybody talks about it, but nobody seems to be able to do much about it. Washington Avenue, which divides the villages of Cedarhurst and Lawrence, is a microcosm of the problem. more
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